- The
Independent and
Public-
Spirited Media Foundation is an
Indian public charitable trust,
established on July 1, 2015. The
foundation works to promote...
- Bujatjip," had been
known since the 17th
century for
their wealth and
public-
spiritedness.
After the
liberation of
Korea in 1945, he gave much of his fortune...
- to
communal harmony, his
encouragement of
charitable activity and
public-
spiritedness, and his own
example in
building educational and
health care institutions...
- backgrounds.
Fishkin cites extensive empirical support for the
increase in
public spiritedness that is
often caused by parti****tion in deliberation, and says theoretical...
- the
standard of industriousness, thrift, integrity, uprightness,
public-
spiritedness and
selflessness in
serving the
country and the people.
Central to...
-
suggested that to
subordinate "culture" (non-utilitarianism, altruism,
public-
spiritedness) to "civilization" (utilitarianism, egoism, individualism) was to...
- Poli,
private secretary to Pope
Urban VIII, and
benefited from his
public-
spiritedness: the
church of S. Salvatore
built by Poli in
around 1640 was richly...
- [citation needed] The
world of
sports was also a
focus for Robertson’s
public-
spiritedness. A
fervent advocate of
amateur sport, he
served as
president of the...
- underworld,
notable for
operating on both
sides of the law,
posing as a
public-
spirited vigilante entitled the "Thief-Taker General". He
simultaneously ran...
- and
philanthropist in Leicester, England.
Among his many acts of
public spiritedness and
generosity was the
donation in 1919 of a 37
acres (15 ha) site...
